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The Payment of Dowry Before Church Wedding May Be Preparatory, High Court of Uganda Rules
The High Court of Uganda has ruled that paying dowry shortly before a church wedding may be viewed as preparatory to the formal marriage. In the case of Florence Nyesigaomwe Ubriza v
Ggaba Child Murder Case: Why Pleading Not Guilty Is Not a Waste of Time
The Ggaba Child Murder Case has sparked strong reactions across Uganda, with
Nandutu Conviction Raises Selective Justice Questions
The selective prosecution debate has intensified following the conviction of Agnes Nandutu
Court Rules Severance Pay Limited to Unfair Dismissal
Severance Pay was at the center of the Industrial Court ruling in the case of Busesire Johnson, a security officer at Lugazi Homeland College.
Marriage Irretrievably Broken Down Is Due To Prolonged Separation and Failure to Maintain Marriage: Court at Mengo Affirms
The Court at Mengo in Uganda recently ruled that prolonged separation and failure to maintain or communicate in a marriage constitute clear evidence of
High Court Of Uganda Affirms Spousal Consent is Required, but Proprietary Estoppel May Apply in Land Transactions
The High Court of Uganda has ruled that written spousal consent is required for land transactions. However, proprietary estoppel may still apply when a
High Court of Uganda Holds LCI Chairperson Personally Liable for Unlawful Land Distribution
The High Court of Uganda has ruled that John Bosco Byabasheija, the LCI Chairman of Kamukira Cell, is personally liable for unlawfully distributing private
High Court of Uganda Sitting in Mbale Rejects Registration of Kenyan Succession Judgment Over Ugandan Land
The High Court of Uganda sitting in Mbale has rejected an application to register and enforce a Kenyan Succession Judgment concerning land in Uganda’s
High Court Confirms Strict 28-Day Deadline for Civil Suits
In civil suits, compliance with procedural rules is essential to avoid unnecessary delays. The High Court of Uganda, presided over by Justice Keitirima, recently
Death Ends Matrimonial Disputes: High Court’s Ruling on Succession Proceedings
Death Ends Matrimonial Disputes: High Court’s Ruling on Succession Proceedings When a party to a matrimonial dispute dies, the cause of action based on
Cohabitation Does Not Create a Valid Marriage: High Court Ruling
High Court Rules Cohabitation Does Not Create a Valid Marriage The High Court of Uganda ruled that cohabitation, no matter how long or genuine,
Registered Ownership Alone Not Sufficient for Injunctive Relief: High Court Ruling
High Court Rules Registered Ownership Alone Not Enough for Injunctive Relief The High Court of Luwero recently ruled that registered ownership of land alone
High Court Rules Land Development Does Not Require Spousal Consent
High Court’s Ruling on Land Development and Spousal Consent The High Court of Kabale recently ruled that land under development or not used as
Revisiting a Landmark Victory: Anita Among’s Fight for Democratic Fairness
A. ANITA v ATTORNEY GENERAL OF UGANDA AND THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY (NO. 6 OF 2012) In 2012, Uganda’s East
Healing in Hostility: Uganda’s Nurses Caught in Political Crossfire
KAMPALA | When medical care becomes a political statement, even compassion can carry a prison sentence. The story of nurse Agnes Muluka reveals how
